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Google Sign-In is a secure authentication system which reduces the burden of login for your users, by allowing them to login with their Google account. To sign users into an app that integrates Google+ features, Google Sign-In helps with social scopes

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Regarding React.js + Ruby on Rails, especially the `react-rails` gem.

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Neutron is an OpenStack project to provide "networking as a service" between interface devices.

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Pushwoosh is a free(*) real time cross-platform push notification service for iOS, Android, BB, Windows, PhoneGap, Unity, Marmalade, Adobe AIR, etc. * with charges for advanced features or heavy usage.

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a financial charge or other levy imposed upon a taxpayer (an individual or legal entity) by a state or the functional equivalent of a state to fund various public expenditures.

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Jenkins supports the "Controller/Agent" mode, where the workload of building projects are delegated to multiple "agent" nodes, allowing a single Jenkins installation to host a large number of projects, or to provide different environments needed for builds/tests.

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React renderer for creating PDF files on the browser and server

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Web3py is a library for Python 3.7.2+ that is used for interacting with Ethereum. Use this tag for questions about using the web3py library in your code.

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please use the [azure-machine-learning-service] tag instead!

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This is the tag for information about the HERE Maps application developed by HERE Technologies. HERE Maps is a mapping software application. Use this tag to ask questions related to HERE Maps into your own web and mobile apps, retrieve map information such as addresses and coordinates, etc.

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Kubernetes persistent volume claims: These are requested by pods in a cluster, from a storage pool that is pre-defined (or else, dynamically allocated).

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